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14,995 games tagged
33% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 29% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 7,772 of them.
A cozy horror game where you own and manage a burger shop. Prepare burger, serve customers, and survive the midnight nightmare.
Start as a street dealer and build a global crime empire. Produce drugs, manage dealers, invest in real estate, launder money, bribe officials, and expand across borders. In EmpireX, strategy is power — and power means everything.
Step into the tense, high-stakes world of airport security. Inspect luggage, interrogate passengers, and make choices that affect your reputation, income, and the safety of your airport. Rise through the ranks, earn trust, and unlock bigger airports, every decision shapes your career.
Work as a security guard at a shady supermarket. Check customers, stop thieves, upgrade store security using various devices. Hire staff and do whatever it takes to protect the store. Become friends with your boss.
With many, many bossfights, this FPS PvE is extremely fast paced, and could be a great distraction from reality when you finish it!
The Factory is a first-person, factory sim game with machine purchasing, upgrading, and building expansion. Use income from crafted products to buy and upgrade tools and buildings. Upgrade your factory layout to gain infinite wealth while trying not to lose money from damaging products.
A Business Colony Sim where you build your company on a hostile alien world. Keep your employees happy. Bring results—and profits—to investors. All at the same time!
Fields of Mine is a roguelike puzzle where classic Minesweeper turns into an unpredictable adventure. Each level changes the rules, challenging your logic, focus, and adaptability.
Desktropolis is an idle city builder that lives quietly on the bottom of your screen while you work, game, or study.
Cube Foundry is a cosmic idle & incremental clicker. Click to forge cubes, automate with generators, and stack upgrades. Prestige to grow stronger, unleash Overclock surges, draw high-risk roguelite cards, brew potions, and play minigames.
Develop your computer empire, control costs, and increase profits. Decide whether to develop hardware in-house or purchase it, and whether to prioritize cost-effectiveness or pursue higher profits. The choices are all up to you.
In the game FINDA, you control the character The Survivor. Trapped in a bunker, you'll need to manage limited resources while revisiting their memories, battling loneliness and fear, and trying to understand what life after the apocalypse still holds.